Volunteers key to Kettle Campaign
Julia McKay
Published: Nov 16, 2016
The Kingston Whig
Excerpt
The kettle bells will be ringing for the start of the holiday season starting this Friday with the launch of the Salvation Army’s annual Kettle Campaign.
The goal for the 2016 Kettle Campaign is to raise $290,000.
“That’s about $6,000 more than we raised last year,” Sam MacLeod, Kingston’s new Kettle Campaign co-ordinator, said.
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